The Horry herald. (Conway, S.C.) 1886-1923, June 22, 1899, Image 3
(The $otri) $cr;dd.
Published Every Thursday.
THURSDAY, JUNE 22, 180<>
NATTERS LOCAL AND OTHER'
WISE.
This is the longest day of the year.
Curt ax'es, etc., at W. It Lewis.
Mrs W.*A Saunders, of W.lmin;,' .
ton, is her3 visiting her sifters
Mr. Solomor Jollie. of Adria: .
sent in a cotton blossom las', Friday, j
Hon. li. H. Scarborough delivered
an address at Antioch hureh last '
Sat urduy.
Miss Daisy Johnson is away for a 1
fovv ilavu I'OpfnnUrm ? Iwu- Iminn !
Cin)ivants Ferry.
Mr. E. It Harrcll, the veteran
Haltiimre clothier spent l ist Snt.ur
day and Sunday here.
Dig lot of h irdware just receive 1
at W. R Lewis.
Mrs. .). 1). Hume and children, < f
Little ltiver, arrived here last Thursday
and will make Conway their
home.
Mr. J. R. Allsbrook, of Sanford. ;
sent in a cotton bloom last Friday
the 16th. and says look for a water i
melon soon.
Mrs. R (r. Collins and children. I
left yesterday for Hendersonville. j
where they u'ill spend the summer
as usual.
Mr Wi Tolar Nolley, of the North
western Tiife Insuraree Co., of Hait i
more, is here on his annual visit to|
his parents.
Prof. S. \V. Carwile, of Conway,
and Miss. Sailic H. Floyd, of Wanamakcr,
are attending Hie Runnnei
School , Winthrop.
Coveynor MeSwceney has pardon
ed W Hi Id Murrell convicted of'
muraec ten years ago in Edgefield
county and sentenced for life.
Dr. M. A. Simmons Liver Medi
cine creates a good Appetite, Ton or
and Strengthens tho Stomach, and |
builds up t ho 1 Icalth.
The town council is having sonic
needed work done on the street .
There are a number of loose boards
on the sidewalks that need to be nail
ed down
"Century coach axle oil" a perfect
lubricant, for all kinds of vehicles,
will not gum or corrode. For sale
by Dr. E. Norton, at 2.") cent per pint
The Horry Hkuai.ii and Conkev s
Home Journal will tie furnished ITkisai.I)
subscritiers who pay up arrears
and pay in advance for $1.25 a year.
Mr. C H. Duscnbury, of Port liar
relson sends in a cotton blossom
gathered on Monday, also one from
Alva Eason, same township, same
day.
Governor McSweeney has reduced
the force of dispensary constables
from fifty-nine to thirty-four, thereby
reducing the expenses $20.-100
a year.
Mr. 11. R. King and family went
down t.i Wilmington last Saturday.
Mrs King and the children will remain
at their seaside home during
Die season.
Mr. F. L. Lynch of Cool Spring,
in sending a cotton bloom picked
Monday, says: "I have the finest cotton
that T have had since I have boon
farming."
Mr. E. T. Lewis, who has been
living at Gurley for some time, has
resumed his former position with
his father, where he will be glad to
see his friends.
Miss Maggie Weseott and Mrs.
"Nellie Newton, of Southport, are
here visiting their friends. Mrs. J. M.
MeKelthan, Mrs. R. T. Ilyman and
Miss Gussle McRacken.
The notice of the funeral sermon
of W. A, Prince in last issue, should
have teen P. A. Prince. Sr. We
make the correction and be# pardon
for the mistake.
Mr. and Mrs. T. A MeBcrmott
are at home again from a visit in the
upper part of the county. Accompanying
them is Emma, the little
daughter of Hon. J. P. Derhatn.
?
Mr. R. Johnson is erecting a
nice two-story residence on the East j
em corner of the lot formerly owned i
by Dr. Norton and which will be oe- '
copied by Capt. J, E. Coles and fami
Jy when finished.
We. are glad to learn of the decided
improvement of Mr. II L. Puck.
Jr., who has been sick for several
"flays at Dunean The prospect of
his early recovery is very gratifying
to his friends.
Dr. M. A. Sfimnons Liver Medi
<*inc lias a nat ional reputation, ex> !?.
ding over about sixty years, as a
most successful Liver Regulator.
The sudden change in te perature
> fast Friday night fr m severe hot
weather to that which made fires j
?m<l ivriins comfortable was the re- '
Kult of a hail storm which passed
near us
Mrs. \j. B. Barnhill, of GalivanU
Ferry has been here for several days
visiting relatives. Mrs. Burnt ill is
one of our most active Sunday school j
workers and is blessing the world
while living i n it.
Mr. A. (h Murrell succeeded last j
,j*veek in sinking an artesian well 0"0 '
the line of railroad to tne beach
which will prove of great comfort
to the employees, who have been inconvenienced
in getting good water.
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.Miss Murguret lloon. of Lumber
Ion. who lias been visiting here and !
tjeor?;etovvn. loft for homo yesterday ,
in >s iiii?;o.
Mr. D. T. MeNeiil left here yesterday
for the beueli, v. hero heroes t<>
inaio' preliminary nrrantieinents for
his family whieh will ^o over soon.
V??u will have plenty of time to
men J four or five hours on the Sea<
ist and five hours in the eity. i
Will leave Wilmington about 7
o'eioek p r.t. I>e sure to be on'mind.
riiirty seven tcaehers w? re in attendance
upon the toaehers examination
.ust Saturday as follows: j
White females. !'?: n ales. ~~: eolored
females. 2; males. H> Will jjive the
result of the examination as soon as
obtai tied.
Work lias begun on tin* line of rail j
road between 11 lib* and Klrod. a point >
v?n tin* A C. L., bo 1 ween Fayette-'
villain.! Florence. We hope that
th v work will be pushed to completion
with rapidity, which when linishrd
will eivo us better c?>nnections
North and South than we now have.
Mr. Russel Hardee near town has
a do" that possesses a eharaeteristie
heretofore unknown umono the can
ino species. He is a thorough to-j
haceo wornier and delights in kiHino
the worms. Will take down the
rows and examine eueh *-1a 1 k and de
stroy every worm that lie finds.
The volunteers in the Philippines
will not re-enlist and t he army will
have to be re-inforeed from home
Washington authorities take i hopeful
view of the situation and think
that the last and most <1 >tertnine<!
li^htiiije yet. indicatcs that the worst
is over and that organized oppo> i
tion will soon end.
The Ctrand Kxeursion for the 7th
of July will be largely patronized!
judoino from what we hear. Mr. It.
K. Kino has been awa\ several davs
during the past week makino arrangement
for the orand outing
whieli he is to oive llorry people for
tin* sn?i?lli??it Miiniiiil i'?i i si \.i
for the round trip. The I rain will'
leave Conway at t>. a in.. July 7tli.
The residence of Mr. and Mrs. W11.
Stone, Shallotte, N was t'c
seen e of a happy occasion yesterday i
afternoon at .'{.Mtt o"eloeU. Mr. Thomas
K. llryan.of Hayboro, formerly of
Little liiver, claiming the hand of
their fair daughter Flneda for life.
The #ood wishes of numerous friends
will accompany,these happy hearts
on life's voyage an ! wish lliein well
Kev. K K Stackhouse. of lllenlieim.
reached here Monday and commenced
a series of meetings in the
Methodist church. Mr. SlacKhouse '
is an earnest speaker and presents;
the truth with plainness, command-j
in# t he at tenlionof !:is congregation j
The public are not only cordially in-1
vited, but ur^ed to attend these ser-j
vices, and we hope that his coming ;
may prove a #ivat blessing to the;
community.
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Parties who have been on the
beach of late at the site of the new'
town, pive a gratify in # description;
of the location ami say tliat it is'
barely one hundred yards from Front
Street to the waiters cd#e, that tiie
growth is as desirable as at any
point they have seen, while the
beach is the 1 awt desirable in every i
respect. rin projectors of the road :
have displayed #ood judgment in se- j
lectin# ii she.
Mr. \V. I*. Lewis, of (lalivantsl
Ferry. #ocs to work this week for
the I lorry Tobacco Warehouse. Mr.
Lewis stands well with the Horry
people, end we bespeak for him a
1 lorry welcome wherever he may #o
in the county. Mr. Lewis will he a
drummer for the Warehouse. The
#rcat advantage >f a Tobacco Warehouse
here is generally known, nev-;
ertheless we expect Mr. Lewis will
mi ' something alon# that line.
Miss llclen Carswell, of Milwau-'
kee, who was here a few weeks a#o
has #iven to the Farm. Field and
Fireside, of Chicago a #r.iphic do- j
script ion of her visit here. Conway
and its surroundings and eharinin#
trip she indulged on the Waceimaw. i
Miss Carswell whom we remember .
with great pleasure and whom we J
stated at the time would likely re- j
turn here to live, writes in a fasei-'
nating manner and wo sliall he
pleased to li ve her lake up her pen
again soon
The ilorry Warehouse Co., would !
he very glad to have all who intend
bringing their tobacco to the Warehouse
for grading to let us know, as
we desire't<? make arrangements to
grade in time for first sales, if possible.
We wish to do a "real, deal of
grading; for. property graded and
handled, tobacco will always brine
the best price. We are glad to
know that the crop is doing fine
throughout the county,
Yours t! uly,
.1 10. coi.ks,
Manager.
T'ne tobacco crop is all about in
top over this county, and it should
be lopped, that is the bud slioi.l I ho
taken ou*. Take it out as soon as it
appears, or before it buds for blooming.
for the leaves just below the bad
are always worthless Top down t>
the first good healthy leaf. High
topping is no advantage except
when; the; tobacco is large and coarse
and will take on too much growth in
the leaf when topped low. Top your
tobacco! All of the plant that you
break off in topping is that much
loss of fertilizer and strength (o I he
maturing plant gone.
Mi'. Win. I. Cox, of 1 no bbenezer
section returned home from Wilmington
hist, Monday, where he had I men
for the past four weeks under the.
treatment of Or VV\ C. Galloway,
who Iiuh removed the cataract from
the left eye, perionnin# a very successful
operation and making the patient.
who had been almost totally
blind for several years, one of the
happiest persons we have ever seen.
| Mr. Cox will return in October to
ha"e a similar operation performed
ion the remaining eye which is similarly
nlTeetod nnd wo hope that his
1 eyesight may be fully restored.
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Mr. and Mrs. T. 15. Lunhum ami
little Ktliel, loft us yesterday morn
in#. #oin# by steamer to Charleston
We ro#rot to seo thorn have. for i? i
their sojourn lior * of about a year '
they have made many friends, who | ^
will wish them well wherever the\ ^
lio. Mr. Laoliam enjoyed in a hi#h
de#ree t he ostjmat ion of his business *
\ssooiatOK and friends jjonorally, who | '
jfivo him up with urea'. reluetunce
Uurely do \vr find in a youn# man. is
more zealous, active. Christi ui work
or, who.vo life and inllnenee would !>. '
:i hlessin# to any oommunity. Wo |
are #lud that wo have known him and j
i in fully endorse nil that Colonel '
It loon olaimod for him when ho sent '
him to us a short voar a#o.
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And don't you forgot Kinds'!
mammoth oxoursion will leave* Con- U
way for Wilmington and I ho Ken- ?
ooast Luoky Friday. July 1ho7lh.il
in;?;r. promptly ill O o ciccK. I
William H. Mux. near Drown t
Swamp ehureh was found dead in | (
bed. I.vin;; be aide his wife on Tues- ,
day morning the IHth inst. Wesley , |
Mux. at whose house his grandson j
and fatniiy were living, returned >
from a neighbors Tuesday morning I |
where he had been spending the'j
ni?jht and in attempting to walce
the oe.upants. found that William
was dead, iyino on his fare in his
own vomit, his wife lyii?y by him !
and a yoano man, llauip Collins,]
lylnif nearby on the floor. The wife v
says that she was awakened during !i
the nijfht by her husband inahinjr a 1
i.oise. but paid no attention to it. <
Dr..C!albruith, eoroner, beine noti j
lied, summoned a jury and held n \
inquest, til.'verdirt laeinjf that the. t
deeeased eoine Jo his deal h by sniot h- <
erinjj. or st rnn^uiat ton. Tlie Indiralions
point to Mux''; having ;zoi > <1
bed in a beastly state of intoxira i
t ion, with the abo\ e resnl t
Ourinj* Summer we are liable to
Slomaeli and Dowel troubles, sm-h
as Diarrlnea. Co.ie. l ramps, ete.. for
widen Dr. M. A. Simmon. Liver i v.
Meilieine is highly reeommended.
I red (ireen, eol< <red. about t went \ '1
t wo years of ajje. was killed between '
i liieksville and Hebron ehurrli last 1
Sundav by Sam Dew. the fourteen '
year old sou of Mr. Iluj?h Dew, un- der
the followingeireuinstanrrs It "
aj?pea slhat (Ireen, ridin<r a bieyele i
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Mini |i;i.vsi'u young i h' w ami i wo or
ill rev oilier boys and ven soon afterwards
returned, running into
them and Knocking young Dew into;'1
a dit'di. going in with liim. and re-: *
reiving at the time a stab in the 11
breast from which he died in about ;l
V "enty miuutis Dr. (Sulbruifh. v
eoroner. summoned a jury and held '
an inquest Monday morning, the ver '
diet being that (Irrei eame to i
death by a wound made by a sharp r
pointed instrmnent in t'ne hands of1 ?
Sain Dew. Yo.iug Dew eame in
here Monday wit h his father and vol-! "
untarily surrendered. t
1 higgy material, a\hv., ..pokes and J
ri m s a NY. It. Lewis'. I \
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NY. T. Davis, Ituby, S. C., writes. 11
Dr. M. A. Simmons Liver .Medicine ! v
cures pain in back, and that "Out ol J 1
Sorts" Tired Peeling. I think it four 1
times as strong as Zeilin's and i '
I {lack Draught. !11
w jli
Kingston Hotel. i ?
Aimiv.vi.s nnttiNo past wkkk. i*
L It L'arrell, Haltimore; I'l K Dry '
an, S P Johnson, (Jreenshoro; C NY;'
C.dwell, P NVesthrook, II C liner.!'
Sig Dacr. NYilmington; T D Smith, i
Chicigo; J NY King. J K Holt., ^
('harlcston li D Todd, D I). Harrcl
son, S M McN'abb, county.
"Sweet Beits Jangled )
Out of Tune and Harsh.** t
Shakespeare's description fit* thou* a
sands of -women. They wo cross, ties- .
pondent, sickly, norvoul-a burden to '
themselves and their families. Their
sweet dispositions are tfone, and they, like
the bells, socm sadly out of tune, liut
there is a remedy. They can use
McELREE'S J
Wine of Cardui >
It brings health to the womanly
organism, and health there means
well poised nerves, calmness, strength. |
It restores womanly vigor and power.
It tones up the nerves which suffer- u
tng and disease have shattered. It is (J
I the most perfect remedy ever devised |.
to restore weak women to perfect ^
health, and to make thept attractive ^
and happy. $1.00 at all druggists.
For advice in case9 requiring special
directions, address, giving symptoms,
."The Ladies' Advisory De- V
partment," The Chattanooga Medicine
Co., Chattanooga, Tenn.
KKV. .r. W. 8MIT1I, Camden, S. O.,
say* 1?"My wife used Wlno of Cardui at home .
for falli.'u; of the womb and it entirely cured
her." j C
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The Most Reliable Worm Destroyer
in Use , li
Messrs I M. & H P. Powell, prom ^
incnl mere..ants in Columbus conn j
tv. N. C wrote us in July 1HH7. that i
' Rev. Mr. T. C Floyd gave his clii'd "
oik! dose of Boy kin's "Worm Killer." j
and the result was 3(17 worms. I lo ;
wishes all iuJ.ere.stod to know it.
For sale by Burroughs A Collins Co. J .
Notice
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Is hereby given b?t henceforth all
persons are forcwumcd not to Ires- j
pass on my lands by fishing, hunting
or in any othoi way. Violators will
sufYcr the penalty (>f 1&W- I '
Patrick A. Or.itiiAi.n, |<
Onlivnhts Ferry S C.
Cool Spring.
Crops looking well Health < t the
teople ?jcncrnlly ?ood. Tobacco
lues are cumin# and farmers will
;oon be ready f >r ourin#. We were
>ery inueh pleased with Coventor
Scarborough s speech at A iitioeh last
Saturday. Miss Kmnm Porter ?i
lint ta i visit i # near here
l'l.ov Hoy.
Glorious News
Comes front I). I). H. C.tr#ile, ( f
iVasliita, I. T lie writes Four bo*.
:es of Fleet ric Hitters !mv en red Mrs.
?re\ver 01 seroiiua. wnu'ii nail caused
icr jnvat sult'erin# f r .wars. Tcr
ibie sort's would break out on hei
ioad and fuee, and the best doctors
'ouhi oivo no help: lad her cure is
omplete and her health is excel
out. This Shows what thousands
ave proved, that KU ol rie Hit tors is
ho lit *st blood purifier known. It s
ho ? up vino remedy for oo/.eint'. let
or, su1' rheum, ulcers, boils and run
lino sores. It stimulates liver, kidleys
and howe.ls. expels poisons,
lolps digestion builds up the
treii^th. Only *?0 rents. Sold by
)r. K. Norton. Druyyisi. Cuuran
od.
liucksville Items.
Crops a*o lookino well.
Health of community ?rei.eiall\
food, exoopt Mr. .1. S. I Mycin , who
s still low.
The prominent men and soberelass
?f this village and coinnumity sy n
rathi/.e with their nei,yhl>or.s at To-'.d
ille, and would like to boy to have
heirotjr.se and allliotion.s removed
lispen.sary,
We seldom hoar a jin?.?le of wed
lin<j bells. They don't rattle here.
Koui:.vToN?:r k.
Volcanic Hrnptions
Are yrand, but Skin Kruptions I
11! i 1. f i i > f i i > v 11111 I.-11. > i w \ i i!.
ialve. cures 1 hem. also< >1? 1. Cunning
ml Cover Sores. I leers. Hoils. I'ei
ms. Corns, Warts. Cuts. Cruises,
{urns. Sealils. Chapped I land .
'hilhlains. llest I 'ile eur? on e.irt !-.
>rives out Cains ami Ael.es Only'
"> ets. a box. Cure guaranteed, i
iold by l>r. K. Norton Drm/pist.
Wanatrtaker Items.
Mr. .laeUson Worley and his neiodi
mi's serin to have been th. worst
utlerers by t he storm of the llltll,
list. Too often do we look throu; h
olassdarkl v, while t here is a brie hi
ide to all happenings and that all
hie.os work together for oood to
hem that love the Lord.- Crops
iave put on a new suit shire theain.?We
want a colony of West !
rn or Northern people to eoino and
etlle ainono us with their improved
leas of doino things. With us it
akes too iiiueh land to make a bu~.li
1 of corn, or a bale of cotton. Kev.
. M. Conerly has harvested a wood
ield of oats and crimson clover,
lis wheat is housed, but badly damped
by the storm, but thinks lie
rill make twenty or twenty-live
insholx from t he one and a half acres ,
lanted We have no Hour mill, but
iave enjoyed a inesy of 'dimity' I
ml willoiind some at his mill and
iave some oood old "ruham hread.
)ur people are anxious to enter
pon trucking and would have done
o before, Imt for poor shipping fa
ililies. Our present mail system is
loor, but as there is a revival in J
lostal matters for Horry we hope
in changed condit ions for the better
Oon. We are hopeful, trustful ami
tokino forward to better things.
Keiio.
Discovered by a Woman.
A do I hot* groat discovery lias been
iiiiclt*, and thai too, by a lady in t!ii->
ountry. 'Disease fastened its
lutelies u ixin her and for seven years ,
lie withstood its severest tests, but
or vital organs were undermined
nd death seemed imminent For
hree months she couched incessant
v, and could not sleep. She finally
iscovered a way to recovery, by
inreliasing of us a buttle of Dr.
Ciug'v New Discovery for Consunip
ion. and was so much relieved on
aking first dose, that she slept all
light; and with two bottles, has1
icen absolutely cured Her name is
Irs. Luther Lut/. "Thus writes ;
V. C. Ilamniek it Co., of Shelby, N. j
J. Trial not ties five at Dr. K. Nor
on s Drug Store. Regular size Tide
nd $1.00. Every bottle gnaran
ocd.
Johnnie Mamma. what makes j
he plants so dead? Mamma Dry j
leather and poor soil, 1 suppose, j,
ear. Johnnie I guess those ants
rawling over 'em tickled 'em t<> '
eat li.
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For Sale.
The "Wilderness Plantation sitated
on the Waeoamaw river and
lollins creek, CJeorgetown county. ,
'or terms, address It. M. Marshal!
Bro.. or M..R, Alston, ."> I Sm
it root, Char oston, 8. C.
Wnthrop College Scholarships j
and Entrance Examinations.
The examinations for the. award
f vacant scholarships in Winthrop
lollege and for t he admission of new
tudents will he he'd at the county 1
lourt House on Friday, July 'J 1st. at
o'clock a. in.
Applicants must not he loss than
fteen years of age.
When scholarships are vacated af- 1
??' July 21st. they wilt he awarded
o those making the highest average
t this examinat ion.
The cost of attendance, including
toard, furnished room, heat, light
,nd washing is only per month.
For further inf()rmution and oataogue,
address
I) II Johnson, l'r blent,
iock Mill, S. C.
Ice Ice.
We will deliver you ice at your
tome for one cent per pound. Oilers
promptly tilled at old depot.
MurrellA- Howell.
ST ATM orsolTII CAROLINA t
IIORRY COCNTY. <
(in Court of ('i>iiimoii Clous.)
Under and l?y virtuo of a doc rot d
ordor made by his Honor Judjxo
.lames Ahlrioh, in the ease of J. P.
Allxbroolc, .1. U. Stilus and N. K.
IlardwieU, late copartners as J. U.
Allabrook a ('<> . aeainst Andrew J.
Hardee, alia A. J. Hardee, dated
31st day of May IW.t, | will oiler for
sale before the Court House door at
Conway, S. C., within le^al sale
hours, on Monday July 3rd. 1 Silii. the
following described property, viz.:
' \II and singular that eertaiu | ar
e l and t r a t of hind containing seventy
live <7a) neres. situate in the
count . and State Ml.uesaid. bound u
by lands of l> S. Stephen* on the
Mast. We>l by hinds of (' M Misiuc.
South by other lands of A. .1. liar
dee, and North b\ the Levi Anderson
land.
Terms of sale Cn h. i>arehaser
to pay for papers.
\V. ,f. Skssions,
Sit,....!!! 11 < * -
./in i Ml, I I t M I \ ' 'Mill | \ .
Juno I'Mli, 1SDS).
Foiec Insure ami .Sale.
STATE OF sol I'll OAUC >UNA /
(JOHN TY OF IIOUKY. A '
(Court of ('oinmon IMoas )
Joseph \V. I lolliday,\
PlaintiiV./ I>ooroo for
Axariali (.olV. I Foreclosure.
I)eiendant. j
Parsoaul to a decretal onlor oil
His Honor .Initios Aldrieli. Presi
(lino .lutloo, mado in the above outitled
act ion, and dated May.'list . lS'.Ilt
now on lilo in mv ollioo. I will soli
before the Court llonso in ('onwav.
S. C., durino I coal sale hours, on
Monday tin* Jlrd day of July. ISfW.
All and singular 0110 oortain piece
of land situate and heino in Mayboro
Township and Count s of I lorry and
Stale aforesaid, and coiHainin" one
hundred (|(MI) aores, hounded as follows;
.
Oa tin* North l?y Halve Swamp,
Ea d i>v lands ofW. II. Elliot I. South
hy lands of .1 ,1. (lotV, anil West by
lands of W. II. Jnhn.-am, it boin?j
(SO) eighty acres of upland, or tena
hie land, and about (20) i went y acres
of lowland.
Terms of Sale cash. Pur hasers to
pay for papers.
J. A. MeDr.UMnTT.
< Merle and Special Master.
June Pith, 1
Foreclosure and .Sale.
ST \TKOT SOFTII CAIyOHIN A, I
HOilliV COUNTY. v
(('ourt of ('onunon I Men- )
,1 om']>h W. I loilidayA
IMuinlilV. /
i .i ,7'in::' i , /' Pom-losiliv
,!. I? I eiut I and A (
H Lewis. \
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I ursuant to a decrcoil order of his
Honor James A Id rich, Presiding
iludufo, load.' hi 1 ln> above entitled
action, and <iatod May Hist. 1890,
Now on lilt' in my ollice, I will sell
beloro ihe Court House in Conway,
S t . during leoal sale hours, on
Monday the drd day of.Inly IS! >9
Ail and singular one certain plan- |
tation and trad of land, containing I
two hundred acres, more or less,
bounded South by lands now owned
by Mrs PannicA. (laskins. West by
lands o! Mrs. ('. Cook, North by
lands op Mrs. M. Iv Vau^ht and
N ol. T. Jones, and Kast by lands of
Daniel Lewis; the same beino the
very identical plantation which Mii
ton I-', cook sold to J. II. Peril t.
Terms of sale cash. Purchaser to
pay for papers.
J. A- MCPKU.mott,
Cleric tind Special Master.
June IHlli 1X99.
Delinquent Tax Sales,
STATIC OP SOUTH CAROLINA /
IIOKKY COUNTY. s
Under and by virtue of Kxccutions
issued by L. I). Lon;c Ksq., County
Treasurer to me directed in my olliee.
I liavo levied on and will sell before
the Court House in Conway, S. C..
on Monday IheHrdday of July 1899,
during lejjal stde hours, the following
described lands, levied on at the
suit of the State for taxes, for fiscal
year IX9X.
A tract of land in Ducks township,
J. Hen. Mack's, forty-two (42) acres,
bounded West by l?. II. Martin,
North by S. T. Session, et al.
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Another tract of land in I tucks
Township. Matf^ie Mishoe. one hundred
(199) acres, bounded Kast. by
W. I). Moore, South bv J. P. Martin,
id al.
ALSO
A tract of land in Conway town
ship, \Y. II. Ilowcll. (I) Lot in the
town of Conway and bounded Last
by Kim Street, North by Burroughs
& Collins Co.. et ul.
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A lmot of laud in Conway township,
Bobbin Brown, Twelve (I 'J.)
acres, bounded North by l>iel< (Jroen.
South by Isaac Sarvis, ct al.
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A tract of 1 .nd in Galivants l-'erry
township, .!. Out 1 in Johnson, ton!
110) acres. bound( d by John Johnson, ;
Joe Johnson, et al.
ALSO
A tract of land in Galivants Kerry '
township, A.va Crahani. ninety (1M?)
acres. bounded by (Irahani, Mar
yaret !Jtnvs-y t al
ALSO.
A tract of land in Galivants Kerry
township, Martha McQueen, twenty
(20) nc't'es, bounded by M. S. Kirton,
Tom Best ct al.
ALSO.
A tract of land in Bayboro township,
i pp. K. Johnson, (."?00) acres,
bounded hv howls of Hiirr/wiwhu .V i
Collins Company. Thomas Cart ret t
ft a!.
Terms of sale eash. Purchaser to
pa v f*?i" oapfi'f-..
W. J. SESSIONS.
S!i< rilT Horry County. S. C.
' i . > .
> t ..icnl
Judgment of Foreclosure.
STATK or SOUTH CAROLINA, I
HORRY COUNTS. I
(in Court Common tMeas.)
S. IV MeNuir. )
IMaintiiV Judgment of
v.s.
r. A. Frinee, i Foreclosure.
Jr. Defendant.
Under and I ?y virtue of a decretal
Ol'dl'r 111:1 ( 11' ill !1 lit IV i? wl ll.wl 1.1K1I I.if
Mis Honor, J nines Aldrich,
dated May " 1st, 1 s*l!>. I willolTcr for
salt* before the Court Mouse door at
Conway, S. within leyal sale
hours, on Monday .Iulv3rd, 1H1H), the
following described lands and premises
Ivin^fon the \V. C. A C. K. It.,
now a branch of A C. L. it It., of
S. C., to wit:
All and singular that certain tract
and parcel of land situate in CJrccn
Sea Township, County and State
aforesaid, on Mitchell Swamp, containing
seven hundred and three (7<)d)
teres, more or less, composed of two
tracts, one containing live hundred
ami thirteen (old) acres more or less
formerly the property of one j. ii.
Derhain and conveyed to K. A.
Crince, Sr., by one .1. C. Hryant, assignee
of said Derham, (deceased)
by deed of date Dec. 4th 1882, and
recorded in otlice 11. M. C. for I lorry
county in Hook "W paj^es 12o and
12b. The other containing one hun
drcd and ninety (Ihd) ticres more or
less, formerly tin* property of one I
A. K. Singleton and conveyed bv him
to K. A I'rince, Sr.. by deed of date
July loth 1882, duly recorded in the
olllee of K. M. ('.. in book ' \V pa<^es
127 and 128. The said tract of
71t acres thus composed.
Terms of Sale Cash. Purchaser
to pay for ptipers.
\V. J. Sr.ssioNs,
Shcrill'
June loth. I SO! I. d-t.
notice:.
The undersigned having been duly
appoi n ted Suiicr visor of I legist rat ion
for the Town of Conway. Hooks for
registration of the qualified voters
of said town will be opened from this
date until August-. 18th, 181)!), at the
oftiec of Clerk' of Court, in said town, i
K. Van. Dusenbury,
Su|>. Registration Town of Conway.
Hardest and most complete establishment
South.
Geo. S. Hacker 6c Son ,
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Manufacturers of
DOOliS, SASII, IiLINDS, MOULDING
AND HUILDINO
MATKKI A L.
CHARLESTON, S. C.
244 King Street.
lis. 01E
Dome into J. U, Drieo's when you
co I no to court next wcok.
I urn constantly opening up
iv t n 1
iNew uooas
;111?1 am prepared to furnish you lion
est merchandise as low as same can
he bought in the town of Conway.
My line of
hit)'coons,
A'OT/OA'S,
Sj/'() AW, and
(} HOC EltIK ft
is complete. Don't fail to come to
see me when you come to town.
I desire to-thank my many friends
and patrons for the iiherai patronage
bestowed on me in the past and
ask for a continuance of same.
Yours Truly,
J. R. PRICE.
SPIVEY 6c COLLINS CO.
urn AGENTS mi
Fire Insurance,
Bicycles.
D. A. SPIVKY, A. T.COI.I.INS,
President. Sec and T rens.
Office ill HANK Hit I Id i ti u.
UTS"
Practical
Horseshoer
AND
(iKNURAL - HDACKSMITH.
1 beg t > announce that I have
opened a place of Business adjoining
M essrs. Porter A MeCaskill's stables,
and solicit a share of your patronage.
Over 2f> years of practical
experience in all kinds of
Light and Heavy Smith
work, 1'oiler repair, etc.
Moderate prices and good work
man.ship guaranteed.
.V2.VM. '> in.
I
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I - "' a , crf?.ct Treatment for constipatiot
.. . I biliousness. Ca>"* One pill a
JUNE
GREETINGS i
I
Cgmo and spend your
money with us, where
you will always ?4ot
value received.
DO NOT THINK
That our Stock has
been picked over and
that there is nothing
new for you.
*
NEW GOODS
Are beim/ received eve?'v week.
It is utterly impossible
for us to toll you ?.t* ^
of everything we have
and price. Our line
of ?
i Press Goods
Kinbracintf, I lenriettas,
('ashmeros, Percales,
and Calicoes are beautiful
in patterns and at
prices to suit everybody.
(>11 r stock of
HOMKSPPN
I tot li white and checked are cheaper
tlinn ever before.
Towels, Doylies and Ta
bio Linen cheaper than
ever. We have a very
lar^c stock of La?lies.
Gents and children's
II AN DKKKCIII KFS.
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Also a tine line of Ladies,
Gents and children's
hose, from the
cheapest to the best.
CLOTHING.
Our prices in clothing
surpass anything ever
offered before. This
line was bought cheaper
t han ever and we are ^i vinj^
our customers the
advantage! of this ''pick
ed up bargain." See onr
Men s, Hoy's and Children's
Clothing before
you buy, lor we can sell
t hem lower t han you can
gei i.neni in in?? large
fit ies.
A CAPITAL LINE
OF CENTS WHITE
AND COLORED
SHIRTS
Much cheaper t han found at other ,
places.
A good assortment of Ladies and
Cents
UNDERWEAR,
I f you
want a pretty tie,
u stylish collar, or a
good pair of sus[>cndors, give
us a call and he up to date. It will
cost you no more than old styles -w.~that
you get elsewhere. Remember
that wc only advertise
what we keep.*
SHOES! SHOES!!
Weguarantee that we can
save you some moneyf
you will look at our shoes
Remember, any kind you
want, in any style, or at
almost any price.
/"? v y x?< t \ r-* /-?
u i nr?,
A "car load of Kacon just in.
No'one can l>oat our prices.
FLOUR
Cheaper than you can huy it any
where else.
KICK
M EAL
0 KITS
TOMATOES
and all canned goods.
In fact, almost anything to eat.
Cook Stoves
The very best
to be found.
Any size of Nails you want
Hinges, Ovens, Spiders and all hard
ware imaginable.
Everything in Tinware
A good stock of
Harness, Kridles,
I lames, Shovels,
Pitchforks, Hoes.
and everything needed on a farm.
Now friends, time and space forbid
our telling you all we have, but we
! simply ask von to do us the kindness
1 to see our stock before you buy.
For wo can
save you
money.
Don't forget that
have a fine assortment of nice Fruits
1 and candies.
Wo are very truly yours,
BURROUGHS &
I COLLINS CO.
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